That is what I think it is too. It does it in reverse as well but it feels worse in reverse.zozoka1212 wrote:Torque converter is my guess.
I just have the Fujita kit and drilled slotted brake rotors with ceramic pads. Otherwise the car is bone stock... oh and bigger tires.BrandAidDesignG35 wrote:I have noticed some shudder @ 60mph in 5th gear while coasting downhill or gentle slope.
I also interestingly use a Fujita setup, I know we're on different motors, but the similar symptoms have me Do you happen to have an engine damper installed? I noticed the shudder prominently for the first time - especially after I installed the torque damper... I was on a quick drive to test and then cruising along down hill and it shook the car violently.
I can avoid this altogether by cruising a bit faster, or like you mentioned just gas it lightly and it's gone.
That sounds like a good deal, it's going to be hard to find parts (salvage) for G35s, I've had little luck around heregwoods wrote:There is a junk yard about 8 miles from my house with a 07 G35 Sedan total with 16k miles on it they want $1000 for the transmission. I think when/if it fails I'm going to swap in a junk yard transmission then rebuild mine and keep it in a plastic sleeping bag for later.
http://en.wakopedia.org/wiki/Torque_converterBrandAidDesignG35 wrote:Would installing my engine damper affect the torque converter? What is the function of the torque converter, and would a transmission flush help with this issue???
The torque converter basically does the same thing for the Auto transmission what the clutch does for the Manual. There are a little more to it but the basic is the same. With the manuall you basically controll the clutch with your foot. Like when you fathering, dump it etc, However the auto transmission has to do it on its own and got signals from the ECU/TCU. Car companies with all these modern learning ECU/TCU systems they not making it easier to themself. I am not a big fan of learning ECU I rather have few different maps and have a switch to chose what my driving style would be for the next few minutes. Not let something pick for me thinking I will be driving hard since i was driving it hard for few hours before. As you know I am not an expert so could be wrong.BrandAidDesignG35 wrote:Would installing my engine damper affect the torque converter? What is the function of the torque converter, and would a transmission flush help with this issue???
What happened? It sounds like you hit the brakes after you crossed the line?!? Was that when you blew the transmission?gwoods wrote:
Video of 2800 rpm stall launch at the track. Listen to it fall on its face in 3rd :-(
I blew the transmission on I-10 almost at baseline street racing a Celica GT with extra rice.BrandAidDesignG35 wrote:
What happened? It sounds like you hit the brakes after you crossed the line?!? Was that when you blew the transmission?
That is VERY interesting! I received a new ECU at 69k miles about 2 weeks ago. I am thinking you may have solved my problem.zozoka1212 wrote:Jeff that's your torque converter. But there is a slightly chance you might be good with ECU update. I know it sounds funky but Sometimes the torque converter acting weird because of the signal from the ECU. Not sure if your car is up to date with softwares but there is a new update on the ECU. Be carefull with the 07 and 08 transmission. For some reason Infiniti keeps the 2 in diffeent file. They have different updates.
The 07 has the latest 2371-JK69D and the 08 has the latest 23710-1NA8C. Really not sure why there is a diferent software for the 2 if they are the same. Probably Poyzi knows better..